Microsoft players need to take special notice of the best Xbox Series X headsets. Unlike their PlayStation counterparts, the wireless limitations of the Xbox console means you'll need to pick up a ...

Check the connections and make sure you're not muted When your Xbox One controller is not recognizing your headset, it can ...

Wireless Xbox Series X headsets usually come at a heavy premium ... There’s even support for Microsoft’s Spatial Audio to make the most of sound cues in games, while EQ settings can be ...

I considered whether a manufacturer offered a version of the headset for both Microsoft Xbox and Sony PlayStation, since—due to Microsoft’s security requirements— not all wireless headsets ...

If you intend on using your wireless headset with an Xbox console, it will have to support Xbox Wireless, which is Microsoft’s certified wireless technology that allows you to connect without a ...

To go with the controller, after a fashion, Microsoft has the Xbox Wireless headset. This $99 gaming headset sports a clean design and will connect to your Xbox via Bluetooth. And the over-ear ...

Summertime and its sale events may be winding down, but Xbox still has plenty more for ... you can get 11% off the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro wireless headset and 44% off the Razer Kaira Pro ...

Good gaming peripherals are the unsung heroes of the PC gaming world. Though getting an RTX 40-series card and that beast of ...

Luckily, you can charge while you play too. PS5 owners get a reasonably priced and genuinely great first-party headset, and Microsoft’s version is just as good. The imaginatively named Xbox Wireless ...

While certain existing headsets in the SteelSeries range do work with Microsoft's next ... released a headset created for Xbox. The SteelSeries Arctis 7X Wireless has been designed purposely ...

Today, the owners of the Meta Quest 2, Meta Quest 3, and Meta Quest Pro headsets ... including Xbox Wireless controllers with Bluetooth support. Once paired, log in to your Microsoft account ...

If you have an older Xbox One controller, or you just want to use your newer one with Microsoft's proprietary wireless connection instead of Bluetooth (and get headset connectivity), you need to ...